Who we help
Who we help
Every type of business uses energy differently. A care home runs all day and night, a private school follows the term, a holiday park peaks in August and a place of worship is busiest at weekends. These are the eight sectors we know best, and what we check first in each.
Seven sectors we know well
- Care groupsHomes that run day and night. VAT relief checked on every meter, every home on one end date.
- Private schoolsBoarding houses, sports halls and kitchens. Every building on one register, bought on term-time use.
- Farms and estatesPoultry and pig units, dairies, dryers and estates with many meters across many fields.
- Hospitality groupsKitchens, cellars and guest rooms. Venues you acquire moved off deemed rates in days.
- Food retailRefrigeration that never switches off, in every store. One portfolio, one end date.
- ManufacturingOvens, compressors, process heat and chilling. Capacity, pass-through costs and reliefs checked.
- Holiday parksA small town with a seasonal population. Caravan VAT relief and summer capacity checked.
- Places of worshipBusy at weekends and events, quiet in between. Charity VAT relief checked, every building on one register.
Just taken over a business or premises?
When a business changes hands or moves in, the energy supply often moves onto expensive deemed or out-of-contract rates until a new contract is agreed. If you have just taken over, send us the first bills and we will tell you where you stand.
How we are paid
At Business Savings Guru, we believe customers should understand how their energy broker is paid. Our commission is clearly disclosed on the energy contract you sign, so you know how BSG is remunerated before you commit. How broker fees work